Gender and Power in Indonesian Islam : Leaders, Feminists, Sufis and Pesantren Selves (Paperback)

Introduction: De-colonizing Islam and Muslim feminism Bianca J. Smith and Mark Woodward  Part 1: Female Leadership and Muslim Agency  1. Between Sufi and Salafi Subjects: Contested female leadership, spiritual power and gender matters in Lombok Bianca J. Smith and Saipul Hamdi  2. Leadership and Authority: Women leading dayah in Aceh Asna Husin  3. Gender in Contemporary Acehnese Dayah: Moving beyond docile agency? Eka Srimulyani  Part 2: Female Spiritual Authority in Sufi Orders and Mystical Groups  4. When Wahyu Comes through Women: Female spiritual authority and divine revelation in mystical groups and pesantren-Sufi orders Bianca J. Smith  5. Reframing the Gendered Dimension of Islamic Spirituality: Silsilah and the ‘problem’ of female leadership in tarekat Asfa Widiyanto  Part 3: Muslim Feminisms: Islamic and Islamist orientations  6. Interpreting and Enacting Islamic Feminism in Pesantren Al-Muayyad Windan Saipul Hamdi  7. Women’s Negotiation of Status and Space in a Muslim Fundamentalist Movement Inayah Rohmaniyah  Part 4: Sexuality, Shari’ah and Power  8. The Tawdry Tale of ‘Syech’ Puji and Lutfiana: Child marriage and polygamy on the boundary of the pesantren world Mark Woodward and Inayah Rohmanyiah  9. Constructing Sexuality in a Panopticon Pesantren Mustaghrioh Rahayu